Unit 5 · Weakening Arguments
School Principal's Argument — Strengthen It
Lesson 4 of 9
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The principal wants to add non-competitive sports to PE. But couldn't you argue students would lose fitness? This question tests whether you can spot the statement that removes that exact objection.
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The principal of a school says, "PE classes should include non-competitive sports such as bushwalking and dance, and not just focus on competitive sports like football and tennis. Many students do not enjoy playing against their friends and classmates, as it often leads to unhealthy rivalries."
Which one of these statements, if true, most strengthens the principal's argument?
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